Color selection in the consideration of color harmony for interior design

Shen, Yu–Chuan; Yuan, Wu–Hsiung; Hsu, Wen‐Hsing; Chen, Yung–Sheng

doi:10.1002/(sici)1520-6378(200002)25:1<20::aid-col4>3.0.co;2-5

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“…Adjusting or redesigning the colors of the real world can help dichromats avoid part of their color confusion [3,20,26,37], but this method cannot be applied everywhere. Nowadays, color-blind glasses are the main instrument prescribed for dichromats.…”

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Color discrimination enhancement for dichromats using self-organizing color transformation

Wang

2009

Information Sciences

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Section: Introductionsupporting

confidence: 78%

Color discrimination enhancement for dichromats using self-organizing color transformation

Wang

2009

Information Sciences

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“…Another important research area related to color harmony is interior and product design. Examples of papers discussing how to select colors in interior design based on harmony and other semantic concepts can be found in Shen et al [22], Nakanishi et al [13], and Shen et al [21]. Similar ways of using color harmony, but in product design, can be found in Tsai & Chou [24], Tokumaru et al [23], and Hsiao et al [10].…”

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Color harmony for image indexing

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2009

2009 IEEE 12th International Conference on Computer Vision Workshops, ICCV Workshops

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“…Colour harmony is schemed to satisfy human response for two 28 or more juxtaposed colours 29 (e.g., apply complementary, analogous, triadic rules and so on in the colour wheel). Therefore, it is more reasonable to consider the colour harmony as a relative comparison in a reference harmony distribution, rather than an absolute measurement.…”

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2008

Color Research & Application

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An aesthetic measure based approach for constructing a colour design/selection system is proposed in this article. In this model, an image data base for the relationships between the psychological preference of customers and clothing colour tones is built using the membership functions of a fuzzy set, and an aesthetic measure calculation method based on colour harmony is also proposed. In addition, a skin colour detection theory is proposed to construct a skin colour detection program to detect the skin colour of a customer, which is then taken as the major colour in matching the skin, polo shirt, and(or) pant colours to select the best colour combination. Integrating the skin colour detection theory, colour harmony theory, aesthetic measure method, and fuzzy set theory, a program is constructed to build an aesthetic measure based colour design/selection system. With the aid of this system, one can get proper cloth colours to match his/her skin colour and image requirement by starting with inputting one's colour photo, catching image with a camera, or inputting R, G, B values of his/her skin. The theoretical results for the ranks of clothing colours proposed by the system are examined with the experimental results and the result shows they are very close, suggesting that the proposed colour selection system is acceptable. Although the selection of clothing colours is taken as an example to specify the methodology, it can also be used to develop a system for other products.

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Color selection in the consideration of color harmony for interior design

Cited by 38 publications

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Color discrimination enhancement for dichromats using self-organizing color transformation

Color discrimination enhancement for dichromats using self-organizing color transformation

Color harmony for image indexing

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